Production Controller Packaging
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Greetings,
Here is a screen shot of the packaged unit at Ten Tec.? Please comment on the button labeling and if this will be sufficient.? Does anything else need printed on the front cover?? This is a graphic overlay over a bone ivory painted clam shell aluminum case.? Pneumatic and power connections are on the back side of the case. Questions:? 1)? Do we need an emergency stop switch?? I have incorporated one. Should I remove it? 2)? Is an aluminum metal case acceptable?? Or does it need to be fiberglass /? plastic?? Does it need to be waterproof, IP-65, etc? Aluminum cases are cheap, rapidly manufactured and can be made TODAY. If we go with an existing plastic or fiberglass case that will need to be machined which is slow and costly.? I'm looking for solutions that we can bang out a hundred or a thousand a day with.? I doubt that I will manufacture that many but I am approaching this froma manufacturing point of view, like an appliance or appliance control.? The key word here is VOLUME. That is how we win this thing. |
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typically with ventilators "emergency start" is more important than emergency stop! In event of failure it will be more important to disconnect the ventilator and connect it to an alternative, such a ambubag. Having "alarm pause" (typically suspending alarm for a minute or two) is probably the more important a button to have. The sensory overload when things go wrong and you're trying to figure out which of 20-30 possibilities you are dealing with in a matter of minutes, with every alarm blaring at you, is not to be underestimated! Erich Schulz,?mbbs, mba, fanzca 0410 277 408 On Sat, 18 Apr 2020 at 03:33, n8wff via <n8wff=[email protected]> wrote:
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